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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2022013
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/4/2022
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Exhibit H - Preble's Meadow Jumping Mouse Habitat Assessment and Conservation Plan
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Varra Companies, Inc.
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RDZ
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Preble's Meadow Jumping Mouse Habitat Assessment& Conservation Plan <br /> Two Rivers Parcels—Varra Companies <br /> Weld County, Colorado <br /> Table 2. Small mammal species captured in the Two Rivers Parcels project area,September 2017. <br /> Deer mouse House mouse Meadow vole Prairie vole <br /> Sept. 12 Peromyscus maniculatus Mus musculus Microtus Pennsylvaticus Microtus ochrogaster <br /> Female Adult 5 <br /> Juvenile 2 <br /> Male Adult 3 <br /> Juvenile 3 <br /> Unknown 2 <br /> Sept. 13 <br /> Female Adult 4 1 1 <br /> Juvenile 2 <br /> Male Adult 7 1 1 <br /> Juvenile 2 <br /> Unknown 2 1 <br /> Sept. 14 <br /> Female Adult 1 <br /> Juvenile <br /> Male Adult 3 <br /> Juvenile <br /> Unknown 4 1 2 <br /> Sept. 15 <br /> Female Adult 1 <br /> Juvenile 1 <br /> Male Adult 6 <br /> Juvenile 1 <br /> Unknown 2 1 <br /> TOTAL 121 5 5 1 <br /> Deer mouse captures resulted in 68 percent of the total small mammals trapped. House mouse and <br /> meadow vole captures were equal in number of 3 percent of total individuals trapped, and the single <br /> prairie vole accounted for 0.05 percent of the total small mammals trapped. <br /> During the four nights of trapping, 136 of a total of 720 traps were found closed but empty(18% <br /> unavailable). On two occasions, a single trap was found open and broken.The large number of closed <br /> traps found indicates the presence of other predatory mammals in the area. Several raccoon prints were <br /> observed on site. Raccoons can contribute to the predation of the oats left in traps and will tamper with <br /> traps while removing both the cotton stuffing and oat bait. <br /> 6 <br /> ERO Resources Corporation <br />
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